RETURN FROM INJURY OR SURGERY.

Return from injury or surgery, restore function, optimize yourself, and get back to your past activities even better than you were before. We’ll help you feel better, but also address the underlying causes of your injury to prevent it from occurring again. Our 1-on-1 sessions allow for the time you deserve.

ENHANCE PERFORMANCE AND PREVENT INJURIES.

You don’t need to have an injury to optimize your performance. Our hands on approach to manual therapy and corrective exercise is designed to enhance how well you move and perform. Prevent future injuries by restoring imbalances and normalizing movement deficiencies. We specialize in all sports, including: boxing, hockey, baseball, and golf

Meet the Team

Dr. Dina Lucchesi - Randolph Physical Therapy

Owner

Dina Lucchesi, DPT, CSCS

Dr. Dina Lucchesi is passionate about working with athletes of all ages, and committed to helping people operate at the top of their game. As an athlete herself, she knows what it’s like to have a serious injury, and how difficult the recovery process can be. That’s why she decided to open Core Physical Therapy & Performance.

Dina is a physical therapist, and a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist with extensive coaching experience. She received her doctorate in physical therapy from Quinnipiac University. Dina has taken advanced courses to specialize in treatment and management of sport related concussion. She also has advanced training in joint mobilizations, joint manipulations and soft tissue mobilization.

In her free time, Dina enjoys weightlifting, boxing, cycling, and golfing. She recently competed in her first boxing match, and looks forward to more!

Dr. Jess Danahy - Randolph Physical Therapy

Pelvic Floor Specialist

Jess Danahy, DPT

Dr. Jess Danahy believes that exercise is medicine, and loves working with athletes and active people to ensure they can continue doing the things they love. Growing up as a gymnast, Jess knows that her sport shaped her identity, and she understands just how much movement is connected to emotional as well as physical health.

Jess is a physical therapist with experience working with athletes of a variety of ages in numerous different sports. She graduated from Simmons University and has since undergone training to specialize in pelvic health physical therapy in addition to orthopedic physical therapy. Through providing pelvic health physical therapy,

Jess helps women to stay active through pregnancy and the postpartum period, and works with women to resolve many pelvic health conditions including urinary incontinence, urinary urgency and frequency, pain with intercourse, and more. In her free time, Jess enjoys running, strength training, hiking, reading, and snuggling her dog, Koda.